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Steve ..i have seen so many people test this machine all over the world and i havent heard of them being in that ground where a typical vlf wouldnt just work. 

Is there is something special about GM that no other detector GB2 or GMT or any other vlf has in abilty to work in hot ground and dealing with hot rock.  

Just curious.  . 

I would be recieving mines next weekend. ! Im excited already by all the great reviews. Thanks Steve and everyone else ..

Okay. . So i have been able to read a review where the GM1000 have gotten a good signal on a 11grain nugget a 6" in hot dirt and a 5 G nugget at around 10 inches screaming. . 

This test was done in a hot pi test bed and the 11 grain nugget was pulled out in the field on wet soil. Heres the review.  http://www.goldprospectors.org/News/News-Details/ArtMID/3269/ArticleID/201/A-Field-Test-MINELAB-GOLD-MONSTER-1000

Hi Rob, im living in the Dominican Republic .. So i guess this is why he said it was Okay .. 

Thats in mexican pesos.  If you change it in currency its about 800 dollars . i have gotten a reply with one of the them and i was told they are willing to ship anywhere. .

Now i just hope they are in stock if soo ima go ahead and order mines. .

This company seems to have the Monster; But is located in Mexico.  

https://www.masterdetector.com.mx/REMATE

I been trying to contact them to see if they would ship internationally. 

Hope is okay steve to posting this website up.  

I believe manufactures could just have a one vlf machine that does it all but they wouldnt release what they believe to be the latest in technology; Just like all electronics. 

It been already how long since the gpz came out and all these metal detectors coming out that tries to add another into the closet instead of replacing one or two. 

He received his detector from a company to test it. But something i noticed is the box in which he received wasnt other people recieving a Sdc2300 box.  

The company he received it from seems to sell them . Is in the description box. 

Could a deus xp serve both purpose of a vlf machine while having a very good discrimination ? Or gmt or gb2 and gbp be a better choice ? 

Or a GMT ??

Hey.. i want to clear somethings that is not mentioned here. When dealing with suction is not all JUST engine HP is more about the GPM.  Meaning two 6hp pumps will produce 700 and something GMP with a higher PSI. While a 16hp engine  will be around the 500 gpm with a slightly less psi. 

One larger engine will produce suction but not as much as a two engine combo using even a regular power jet.  

And like steve explain is a depth thing as soon need to lift 5" rocks 8-10 feet out of the water it takes away a whole lot of the suction to justify.

Thanks for explaining things Steve. 

I would like to see how better the ATX does with his new coils. I was interested in buying a atx after seeing bearkat videos but i also saw what a GPX could do with a NF 17x13 coil. It as sensitive as the ATX while pulling out 1g nuggets at depth deeper than the atx would see a 2g nugget. 

This to me takes away all good things you normally hear good about the ATX like good overall performance in just one setting and working close as good as GPX.

Steve have tested the newer mono coil. It suppose to be shockproof and more well balanced.

But out of the two newer coils the 11x13 DD would be the best coil for the atx. Since its naturally more resistance to high mineralization and the iron check mode only works with dd coils.  We are waiting on steve to actually do some more testing with the two coils to tell the real difference. 

Im looking into buying a atx myself since it have been able to find gold in and out the water in different places; be gold nuggets, jewery or coins. 

Have anyone already tried the newer 11x13 coil for the atx . It just hit the market but maybe someone already test the coil with great results.